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Introduction: Net operating income (NOI) is a measure of profitability wherein expenses are deducted from sales. The interest and taxes are not taken into consideration while computing NOI. It reveals the company's income from core activities.
The net operating income earned by each division and company as a whole.
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Introduction: Transfer price is the price charged by one department of a company to another department when goods or services are transferred. For example, Department A and Department B are the two departments of Company F. Department A produces Raw Material X, which is an input for Department B's final product. If Departments A and B agree to an inter-departmental transfer of Raw Material X, it will take place at a transfer price agreed upon by the managers of both departments.
To explain: Whether Division A should sell additional 1,000 units to Division B or not and provide its reasoning.
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